PROPERTY RECOVERED.
Manaia. THOMAS McPHILLIPS’S horse has been found dead on complainant’s farm. (See Police Gazette, 1909, page 281.)
Ohakune.— RODERICK SLATTERY’S horse has been found : not stolen. (See Police Gazette, 1909, page 269.)
Wellington.— GENEßAL POST OFFICE, Wellington, broken into : This offence was traced by Chief Detective C. R. Broberg and Detective G. Williams to James Hemingway, who was arrested by Chief Detective Broberg, Detective W. Lewis, and Acting-Detective A. Andrews, Wellington police, and sentenced to three years’ hard labour. Most of the stolen notes have been accounted for, and the following stolen property recovered : A diamond-shaped pin, a gold signet ring, a diamond scarf-pin, a silver cigarette-case, a single-stone'diamond ring, a snake-skin and silver matchbox, a gold-rimmed pinc-nez, a silver pencil-holder, the silver tankard with motto and crest, and a double gold chain (links entwined with gold wire). (See Police Gazette, 1909, pages 29, 81, 98, and 131.)
Wellington. —WHlTCOMßE AND TOMBS’S warehouse broken into : James Hemingway has been charged with this offence by Deteotive W. Lewis and Acting-Detective A. Andrews, Wellington police, and convicted on evidence by Finger Print Branch, and sentenced to three years. Part of the stolen property recovered. (See Police Gazette, 1907, page 497.)
Wellington. GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE broken into: James Hemingway has been charged with the offence by Detective W. E. Lewis and Acting-Detective A. Andrews, Wellington police, and convicted on evidence by Finger Print Branch, and sentenced to three years’ hard labour. Offender and his mother say all the stamps were destroyed. (See Police Gazette, 1906, page 440.)
Wellington. —G. W. BENNETT AND CO., camera and requisites stolen: James Hemingway has been charged with this offence by Detective W. Lewis and Acting-Detective A. Andrews, Wellington police, and committed to the Supreme Court for sentence. Property recovered. (See Police Gazette, 1908, page 5.)
Wellington. FAUDEL PHILLIPS’S sample - rooms broken into : James Hemingway has been charged with this offence by Detective W. Lewis and Acting - Detective A. Andrews, Wellington police, and committed to the Supreme Court for sentence. Part of the stolen property recovered. Suspicion no longer attached to Thomas Reardon and Frederick Cooper. (See Police Gazette, 1907, pages 368 and 445.)
Wellington. CLIFFORD HENRY DICKENSON’S warehouse broken into : James Hemingway has been charged with this offence by Detective W. Lewis and Acting-Detec-tive A. Andrews, Wellington police, and committed to the Supreme Court for sentence. Part of the property recovered. (See Police Gazette, 1907, page 368.)
Wellington. RICHARD BROWN AND SON’S shop broken into : James Hemingway has been charged with this offence by Detective W. Lewis and Acting - Detective A. Andrews, Wellington police, and committed to the Supreme Court for sentence. Part of the stolen property recovered. (See Police Gazette, 1908, page 503.)
NeIson. —GEORGE HOWARD ANDREWS has recovered his bicycle : not stolen. (See Police Gazette, 1909, page 109.)
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New Zealand Police Gazette, Volume XXXIV, Issue 28, 14 July 1909, Page 295
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